3D Timelapse - McLaren P1 Speed Modeling Autodesk Maya 

Thanks for the comment! I wish my topology was perfect haha but I try to improve with every model!

Thanks! I did use the other views, I just recorded this viewport

@@SebasDesign 1 year back I watched this video when I just started learning 3d modeling and I was amazed how you modelled entire car without changing views. Now I understand it's not possible to model a car in perspective view 😅.

haha that was my favorite part

Sam Lemmon thanks!!

fabian3d thanks a lot man!

Thanks a lot man! I'm glad you liked it

yeah I loved doing the active wing mounts

I know, right? I did a couple of them with a single monitor but they felt a little too epileptic and I saw the second monitor quality so I saved a little and got me a new monitor and a new graphics card that supports both... totally worth it

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Blueprint always, if you can, if you're gonna modify the Camaro make a sketch

Thanks!

his did use the other views, I just recorded this viewport

You mean EA

Yeah every 3d artist should go work at pixar

Everythink is posible

They were on my other monitor

@@SebasDesign oh… then it makes sense.

Hahahaha thanks mate!

thanks man! I'm glad it helped you

thanks!

Blueprints on a second monitor

Thanks!! I'm freelance for now

@@SebasDesign You are amazing.... How to be you po..?

Ivan Bonavick I started at 18 as well, when I started college... but I learned just the basics so I practiced a lot every week by myself, sometimes looked up tutorials of tools I needed. I'm 21 right now and still got a lot to learn and techniques to master

Hahaha I doubt it! But thanks for the support!!

SebasCG Your deserve way more subscribers though. I struggle making a single car model, I always mess up the blueprint. lol

Auto Works hopefully when I get back on track with the timelapses and some tutorials the subs will go up

Thanks a lot! I'm glad this was helpful. I just use the "create plane" button on the modeling tool bar

I've not done an actual "tutorial" on car modeling but I might try in the future. The main problem would be the length of such video. I don't know if you've seen the tutorial I did on modeling a OZ wheel, you might want to check it out and maybe get some modeling tips from there

thanks!!

SmarTech for what I've seen you can use blender to model anything if you practice enough so I think it's up to you if you're interested in learning a new software

SmarTech yes

Blueprints

thanks!!

Thanks man! I use keyshot too

Briliant thanks, so were the led effects and grills rendered in keyshot as well?

Blueprints on another screen

Sagar Poojary I use Keyshot for my renderings

nope

94 Vincent haha that's the magic of the edit! I'm actually positioning the pieces in ortographic views in my other monitor while I record the perspective in this one

i see~ thanks really like this work XD

Vickolous blender is just fine you wont see much of a difference by switching to maya,I have modeled many cars and the first ones look like absolute trash but you will get a lot better over time ps. your reference dont have to absolutely match you can just try to make something inbetween like a mixture of both sides

i guess you're right, because blender is still a stunning program with amazing rendering engines

Treetop Legend started in 2014

Desde el mismo programa no, utilizo OBS que es gratis y grabo una pantalla mientras trabajo en la otra

Sebas Design osea que son 2 pantallas las que usas, entiendo... Pero con 1 sola pantalla no se puede hacer este timeelapse supongo por que parece que el patch modeling no lo calcas lo haces a ojo cierto??

That's what I want to hear! now get creative!

Both are great, you can't go wrong with either one

@@SebasDesign I mean i decided to be specialist in maya , is maya ultra realstic in enviroment modelling like terrian ,oceans,landscapes??? Please answer me because I need to advice from expert

@@SebasDesign iam studying to be 3d enviroment artist for games

that's right, I model on another monitor with blueprints

Sebas Design Any chance you have the other views recorded? I use the blanket method, but there are a lot of indentations that I couldn't follow along the blueprints. I could definitely use some help. your renders are stunning, what do you use? are you on Facebook or Instagram or behance? Thanks!!!

I just recorded this view, I used to record the screen I work in when I had only one monitor but the video ended up being too "epileptic" for my taste. I use Keyshot for my renders. All the links to social media are in the description

I started in 2014 in college and that video is from 2016

I believe it was like 14 days... I didn't manage the time very well so some days I worked only 2 or 3 hours

That's just the time lapse, who knows how many years he put into this before he was able to get these results

thanks! of course they are renders

Paul Johnson V absolutely, I actually use both techniques depending on the piece I want to model, however I tend to do the "blanket" more often since adding and edges feels faster than extruding over and over

can u guys illustrate these techniques to noobs

Maybe it is time to try Blender once again (Blender 2.83 is awesome and very different from 2.7x). I'd like to point to some good tutorials on Maya, but I don't know much about that, maybe the FlippedNormals channel might help you out, but I'm not sure about that.

I used both methods you described. I noticed that working from one plane and extruding it to eventually separate gives me better surfaces and it's a bit more practical than alligning two separate pieces and try to match every vertex to line them up perfectly

Another question, you seem to not be lining up your vertices for some panel areas e.g 7:40 on the edge of the piece you are currently working on, theres an edge that doesnt line up with sides of the car (middle edge) Would this be bad practice? as usually when i make the body of a car i make sure every vertex lines up so it can get quite hairy in some detailed areas

Atomic I think I see what you mean, for that specific piece I didn't mind because it's not that visible cuz it's under the wing. Either way I always like to check as I model that both pieces line up when I smooth it so there are no gaps or weird surfaces.

Fair enough, thanks for the tips! :)

Thanks mate, just practice a lot and you'll get there

Sebas Design i hope I will be at your level someday .) thanks .)

From a regular plane and using extrude

Thanks!!

I did use blueprints, they just don't show up on the viewport I recorded. Google images is where I look for blueprints

He said he had a second monitor so he probably did I cant make anything without a reference

I like to leave it mostly as separate parts

Sebas Design thank you for the reply, I do some car modeling too and I sometimes find it extremely hard to make it all a single mesh and matching loops and vertices while maintaining the shape flow without interruption, anyway I’m not as good as you are but I’m perfecting my skills slowly, and I’m also having difficulties keeping a smal size model, I reach 260mb at 2nd level subdivision, working on audi TT 2019 right now, please don’t do it until I finish mine, otherwise I’ll hate it 😉

not really late haha there are comments here more often than my more recent videos. I picked up maya when I started college but they taught mostly the basic tools, I did have to look up tutorials on youtube about certain tools or techniques.

@@SebasDesign Oh so you are taking this seriously? I want to go to college for 3d animation too but I might be taking a risk because here In Sweden there aren't a lot of jobs for 3d but in America and the Uk, there are tons of jobs there. Although I we have dice and rovio here in Sweden 😉

eric that’s exactly why hard surfacing modelling will get you by. Although Dice level modelling and topology expectation might kill the dream.

well there are a couple of things to consider, one of them being the appeal of the video because yes I could upload an hour long video but some people wouldn't really stick around that much (I know I wouldn't) and that's why the 15 minute mark feels good enough. Another thing is that (I believe) people would be less interested in a longer video, also the upload time would be endless because my internet speed isn't that great to begin with. However I'm actually thinking, like you suggest, starting a new series of videos or tutorials that go a little deeper into detail and workflow... for now I think I'll stick to this kind of timelapses because I like them but I will try out other styles

Great! I look forward to those detailed videos. As for your concern about people being less interested, it may be true for some people, but I know there are some who like the longer videos. For example, I have two long videos, both of which have similar results. There are a good number of people willing to watch for long periods of time. Here's a look at the watch time of one of my videos imgur.com/U2wP6em (click on the image to zoom in and see the times better). Despite the video being only 2 hours long, there are people who watched even longer, which means they either re-watched some parts, or they slowed it down even further to see exactly what I was doing. Even if there may be fewer views, I know there will be people who appreciate being able to see how you do things. You're free to check out my videos to see if you like the longer style or not. I'd suggest the zenvo video since it's a bit more entertaining and faster speed. Upload time can be a problem, yes. But if you aren't already doing it, you should compress your video files first. This will make upload time much faster. To do this, I use a program called Handbrake. It's free and also allows you to remove the audio. Other than removing the audio, I just use the default settings. It works fine for me. Another option is to make your video in parts. For example you could upload the first half of the timelapse as part 1, and then make a part 2 with the rest of it. Although this isn't my preferred method, it's something to consider. Thanks for considering my suggestions. If you do happen to look at my videos or models, feel free to leave feedback to help me improve. Thanks.

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